Spain in Spain Spain Spain revolution and reform
A long reflective summary from a Dublin correspondent discusses Spain's recent constitutional change, Ferdinand VII's ministers, and the Cortes. It extols the revolutionary progress against the Inquisition, notes reorganization of government, and praises constitutionalists while criticizing oppressive old regimes. The article cites Madrid reports of reform, mentions key officials, and contemplates Spain’s path to a balanced monarchy under constitutional law.
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Spain
Fennivano
Dublin Presa
Paris
Ferdinand VII
Dunta
Europe
Ferdinand
Cunatiturionalists
Koife
Constitutionalista
Howe
Madrid
Quinoca
Cuba
Ava
Inquisition
Duke of Westinavon
Wettinavon
Ngui- Hina
Cortes
Beate
Tise
Marquis de Las Americas
Don Antonio Porcer
Ministry of the Interior
Don Alvanez Guerra
Cadiz
Africa
Don Antonio Gonzales Sason
Duke de Frias
Duke de San Cancon
London
Dun Onis
Florida
Naples
Count de L'Oaneno
Porlier
Berlin
M. Panda
Ministry of State
Lisbon
M. de Campuzang
Dresden
M. Salmon
St. Petersburgh
Seville
Cajizon
Ricco
Mouron
O'Downer
O’ Donnell
Numantia
Cordova
O'Don Max
Rugs
O’conner
Gibraltar
Ocana
Abichal
The Spanish Colonies Move Toward Peace and Unity
London papers publish a Paris Moniteur copy claiming the Provisional Junta plans to send Commissioners to South American pacts to restore peace. Hopes rise that new republics may unite under a constitutional monarchy. American delegates in London mark Bolivar as key, while Buenos Aires leaders likely to respond.
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London
Moniteur
Paris
Provisional Junta
South America
Bolivar
Republic of
Buenos Ayres
Incomplete Quote Sparks Debate Over Government Intent
A fragment notes a speaker claiming no opportunity to reveal the people’s or Government’s intent, highlighting tensions between representation and official communication. The remark points to a debate on authorization and transparency in political discourse.
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Don
Royal health bulletin and press censorship debates in France
The bulletin notes health for March 24 with remarks on abdominal pain and remedies. A Royal Ordinance creates a Select Gendarmerie corps under the Life Guard to recruit from departments, aiming for 40 troops and signaling dismissal of foreign guards. Chamber debates on censorship amend articles restricting journals, debated exemptions, and liability for slander.
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France
Paris
Portal Alibert, Distel
Life Guarda
Fom
Louis
Chamber of Deputies
Eich
M. Caumartry
M. Josse-Beauvoin
M. Savoye Rottin
M. Corcentes
M. B. Constant
The English Funds and Stock Exchange Abolition Debate
Discussion on abolishing stock exchange betting on price and delivery options, with the Committee of the Stock Exchange under pressure for action. Market stagnation noted as foreign relations calm and home finances uncertain. Reports claim a 400,000 surplus for the first quarter of 18 9, and possible funding of Exchequer bills after parliament convenes.
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the Stock Exchange
London
Holland
Unverified South American actions amid Lima unrest
Reports from the West Coast claim a Royalist defeat near Lima by Independents as a transport fleet landed troops to the south of the city. Other excerpts note attacks on carriers near Clonee, with a man and his daughter badly beaten and robbed, and officials hoping culprits are found. Additional letters mention insurrections in Portugal and arrests of British officers amid calls for a new constitution.
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Matero
Bircelona
Priachia
Barcelona
Harcelooa
Marquis de Villes
Imeoncert
Dombina Frlaca
Seale
Inquisition
Patriote
Valle
United States
Altha
Lord Cochrane
Callao
Lima
South America
Peru
Clonee
Thu
Puria
Mare
Portugal
Spain
Crry
Galway -Moni
Navigation and trade acts shape United States policy
A lengthy summary of legislative proposals and international trade controls outlines the Navigation Act proposals, restricting entry to US ports for ships from British possessions and banning exports of US grown goods without security. It also notes a 19th century movement in Hamburg offering broader civil rights, and reports on several Irish legal and criminal events, including hangings, transportation sentences, and local disasters. The piece catalogs political, legal, and social tensions across the period, with references to Ribbonmen and local tragedies.
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Barcelona
Marquin de Vitner
Alvaro Florez Estrada
Taldedra de Leon
Spain
Alorl
Tiny
Bayonne
Bordeaux
Scipio
Tarragona
Julius Gaver
Pompey
Garduva
Hymin
Wen Oaly
Pasand
Cortes
Cadiz
Helesan
Loula XVIII
Jesus
Castile
Chen
Cartes
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Hae
Masesty
Joachim Blake
Pedro Agar
Gabriel Cisenr
Cardinal Bourbon
Andrew Garcia
Marth Garay
Francie Zavier Castanos
Don Jorent
Mariano Alimama
Pedro Ce
Kino
Aborg
Satur
Qay
Chill
Lon
Unite Ktates
West India
Bahama Islands
Turky Fatand
Berouda
Newfoundland
Contineus
Americ
Anstadt
Weitizen
Senate
Hamburgh
Darby Buckley
Tralee
Ejeven
Downpatrick
Denis Browne
Joseph Lambert
Gac Af
Castlebar
James Diskan
Garvagh
Donaghmore
County of Artagh
Lavery
Cemerona
Shine
Ruscommon
Athlone Herald
Thomas Kiss
Lek Hill
Cratloe
County of Clare
Tworadey
Ballinacurrs Ture
Limerick
Is Gough
Munki
Loaghimore
Clarinas
Liaper
Canning
George Charles E Ning
Gloucester Lodge
Armagh
Print
Ireland
Rele Dents
Sir O'Connue
Porter
Flodd
Hassard
Dillerys Dugie
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